Eni S.p.A. (ADR) (NYSE:E)
The Company operates in the exploration and production of hydrocarbons. It conducts its exploration and production activities through its Exploration and Production Division and certain operating subsidiaries.
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didv yld: 7.16%
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Large Cap stock trading above their 14-day SMA
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Libya oil crisis seems to have been resolved, for now. And ENI's stock price has been hammered the last few months. A nice tactical buying opportunity.
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E is estimated to earn about $5.08 per share in 2011 and $6.41 for 2012. The Italian integrated oil co. Low now due to 8/4 500 downturn indow. pick it up at
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Good div, well-covered, current>1
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Trading roughly 50% above tangible book value, the company is able to earn descent returns on capital and equity which should should contribute to the sustainability of current earnings.
Expected Earnings Yield: 6.67%
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Long term hold but will be positioned very well once Libya is sorted out. Strong dividend.
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One a wide variety of metrics E looks financially solid. Internationally diversifieded, low P/E, sound cash flow makes E look even superior to TOT as reflected by S&P 3 star rating on the latter. At these prices ($48.00 +/-) they are highly attractive with historical price-line in mind. If "no good crisis should be wasted" then the dual turmoil of the Libyan civil war and continued stress on the southern flank of the Euro zone should prompt investors to go long on this company.
Additionally, with the European Central Bank being (newly) headed up by an Italian with US educational credentials (and supported by both Merkel and Sarkozy!!!) the time couldn't be more opportune for investment in this firm.
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Eni will benefit once things stabilize in Libya, and I am bullish on oil and gas. Increasing demand and depleting resources should push prices up.
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Yield and rising oil prices.
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A great world markets blue chip with a great yield
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Valuation is there, nice growth, plus oil and gas stocks get a lot of hype as it is.
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Oil prices will rise more.
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Betting on a global economic recovery within 2010. Demand for energy and resources will first feel the effect than manufacturing and construction.
Fueling the global economy in exploration, production, and marketing of refined crude oil and converted natural gas petroleum products.
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Eni is well positioned in areas which are unavailable to US firms due to trade embargoes and whatnot. The company also supplies many parts of the world that do not have access to other oil companies.
Plus it has a fantastic dividend.
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activist investor contemplating breakup of assets to unlock value.
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Corporate raider wants to break it up (WSJ). Commodities heading up as dollar retreats. Energy demand up. Opec cuts.
Time to once again drill for oil on the floor of the NYSE.
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Let’s start with the basics: 7%+ Dividend with healthy growth and payout ratios, P/E of 7, 40% debt to equity, and 15%+ ROI
This is a major stable and reputable integrated foreign oil & gas play. Over time the price of oil will be rising, which will play out well for E. They own a few of their own rigs (through subsidiary Saipem), including some very high capability ones, which helps them control their exploration costs (don’t pay the rig a profit margin).
May not be a rocket ride of a pick but it will be a long term producer of earnings and dividend.
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energy is going up
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